VINACOMIN earns 15.7 trillion VND in first two months
The Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group (VINACOMIN)
reported a total revenue of 15.7 trillion VND in the first two months of
2015.
The Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group (VINACOMIN)
reported a total revenue of 15.7 trillion VND in the first two months of
2015.
During the period, the group produced 6.4 million tonnes of rough coal, equivalent to 15.7 percent of the annual targets and sold 4.8 million tonnes of coal reaching 12.7 percent of targets.
In addition, the group produced 7,380 tonnes of copper ore, 28,000 tonnes of iron ore , 1,400 tonnes of copper plates; 63,400 tonnes of aluminium, and produced and consumed 1.323 billion kilowatts of electricity.
The Group aims to produce 40.8 tonnes of coal this year, with consumption of 38 million tonnes. Of the sum, coal exports will amount to 3 million tonnes, while 35 million tonnes will be for domestic consumption.
It also aims to earn more than 114 trillion VND (5.3 billion USD) in revenue.-VNA
During the period, the group produced 6.4 million tonnes of rough coal, equivalent to 15.7 percent of the annual targets and sold 4.8 million tonnes of coal reaching 12.7 percent of targets.
In addition, the group produced 7,380 tonnes of copper ore, 28,000 tonnes of iron ore , 1,400 tonnes of copper plates; 63,400 tonnes of aluminium, and produced and consumed 1.323 billion kilowatts of electricity.
The Group aims to produce 40.8 tonnes of coal this year, with consumption of 38 million tonnes. Of the sum, coal exports will amount to 3 million tonnes, while 35 million tonnes will be for domestic consumption.
It also aims to earn more than 114 trillion VND (5.3 billion USD) in revenue.-VNA
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